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Iceland.

Beautiful country, nice people, reasonable living costs and they speak English.



 

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Mummelmann said:
Player1x3 said:
Mummelmann said:
Player1x3 said:
brendude13 said:
Player1x3 said:
Brace yourselves, Japan, Canada and (*random scandinavian counry here) comments are comming...

All of these basically, you can read me like a book.


I read the whole thread like a book...its pretty obvious what kind of countries people on this site prefer


Are you surprised that people yearn for countries with high salaries, high standard of living, good universities, healthcare and low unemployment rates and decent climates?

You seem almost upset.


Most if not all western countries (minus maybe Spain and Italy) already have all that. And most people here are already residents of those countries. They choose those specific countries for other reasons

In case you haven't noticed, the countries mentioned here are always at the very top of every standard of living measure and most of the West has gone bankrupt and has incredibly high unemployment rates now.

What other reasons would this be then? Stability, hospitality, low crime rates, opportunity through education and work, these are all, and should be, huge factors when considering where one would like to live.


Incredibly high unemployment and bankrupt ? What kind of messed up, spoiled, entitled, snobbish, high as hell standards does one need to have to think western countries are bankrupt and people are unemployed ??? Try living in an actual 3rd or 2nd world country for few months to see what an actual bankrupcy and unemployment is.

For me personally, culture and peoples attitude matters a lot when considering where one would like to live.I'd rather live in a 2nd world country, surrounded by optimistic,selfless, cheerful people in the culture that i like than in the rich country surrounded by cold, arrogant, entitled, elitist snoobs



Well If all of Canada is unihabitable then probably a large part of the Northern hemisphere is fucked.
I would choose between Argentina and New Zealand. I'll probably be better of in Argentina instead of following the horde. Plus it looks really interesting and has a good emerging economy.



Player1x3 said:
Mummelmann said:
Player1x3 said:
Mummelmann said:
Player1x3 said:
brendude13 said:
Player1x3 said:
Brace yourselves, Japan, Canada and (*random scandinavian counry here) comments are comming...

All of these basically, you can read me like a book.


I read the whole thread like a book...its pretty obvious what kind of countries people on this site prefer


Are you surprised that people yearn for countries with high salaries, high standard of living, good universities, healthcare and low unemployment rates and decent climates?

You seem almost upset.


Most if not all western countries (minus maybe Spain and Italy) already have all that. And most people here are already residents of those countries. They choose those specific countries for other reasons

In case you haven't noticed, the countries mentioned here are always at the very top of every standard of living measure and most of the West has gone bankrupt and has incredibly high unemployment rates now.

What other reasons would this be then? Stability, hospitality, low crime rates, opportunity through education and work, these are all, and should be, huge factors when considering where one would like to live.


Incredibly high unemployment and bankrupt ? What kind of messed up, spoiled, entitled, snobbish, high as hell standards does one need to have to think western countries are bankrupt and people are unemployed ??? Try living in an actual 3rd or 2nd world country for few months to see what an actual bankrupcy and unemployment is.

For me personally, culture and peoples attitude matters a lot when considering where one would like to live.I'd rather live in a 2nd world country, surrounded by optimistic,selfless, cheerful people in the culture that i like than in the rich country surrounded by cold, arrogant, entitled, elitist snoobs


In case you didn't know; we're in the midst of the biggest financial crisis since the late 20's/early 30's in the West.

Its as I thought though, you consider me and my peers cold, arrogant, entitled, messed up, snobbish and elitist because we live where we live and are who we are. You think I have no insight in the living conditions and woes of people across the globe? I have worked with refugees from all over the world, most being escapees from war, some being persecuted for having the wrong religious belief or political standpoint, all of them scared and traumatized as well as depressed. A couple of them killed themselves (one woman, which I helped move to the nearest city, setting up a new life for herself and her teenage children jumped out of a window on the fifth floor the first day in the city leaving us two more orphans to care for) and many of them moved me to tears many a time with their tales and courage.

I work with high security psychiatric patients with a cross between drug addiction and substance abuse and psychosis that come from the most grim fates I know of around here and I work with troubled youth in elementary school, trying to give them some confidence and understanding, I come from a family with no education, no money and it has been tormented by a slew of personal tragedies, me and my sister basically raised ourselves for lack of proper parents. I was also beaten by my classmates for many years because of my family's standing in the community and the principal of my high school sabotaged my entire education out of spite and malice.

I also work in the nightlife, I am surrounded by people from all over, Phillipines, Latvia, Poland, Chile, Venezuela, Spain, Germany and other countries and I live with a Serbian man and his girlfriend, I am myself of Gypsy heritage and my bloodline has long suffered in many of those optimistic and selfless cultures I suspect you're referring to (the same cultures have also parttaken in genocide, plundering and terrorism and are certainly no more benign than the West).

I think what I'm trying to say is; you don't know a thing about me or (evidently) the West and probably imagine everyone as millionare assholes with luxury cars, playboy bunny girlfriends, university degress sticking out their ass, beef for dinner daily and the prime jobs of their dreams. You generalize like a true champion.

Get off you fucking horse, man. To put it bluntly.



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Mummelmann said:
Player1x3 said:
Mummelmann said:
Player1x3 said:
Mummelmann said:
Player1x3 said:
brendude13 said:
Player1x3 said:
Brace yourselves, Japan, Canada and (*random scandinavian counry here) comments are comming...

All of these basically, you can read me like a book.


I read the whole thread like a book...its pretty obvious what kind of countries people on this site prefer


Are you surprised that people yearn for countries with high salaries, high standard of living, good universities, healthcare and low unemployment rates and decent climates?

You seem almost upset.


Most if not all western countries (minus maybe Spain and Italy) already have all that. And most people here are already residents of those countries. They choose those specific countries for other reasons

In case you haven't noticed, the countries mentioned here are always at the very top of every standard of living measure and most of the West has gone bankrupt and has incredibly high unemployment rates now.

What other reasons would this be then? Stability, hospitality, low crime rates, opportunity through education and work, these are all, and should be, huge factors when considering where one would like to live.


Incredibly high unemployment and bankrupt ? What kind of messed up, spoiled, entitled, snobbish, high as hell standards does one need to have to think western countries are bankrupt and people are unemployed ??? Try living in an actual 3rd or 2nd world country for few months to see what an actual bankrupcy and unemployment is.

For me personally, culture and peoples attitude matters a lot when considering where one would like to live.I'd rather live in a 2nd world country, surrounded by optimistic,selfless, cheerful people in the culture that i like than in the rich country surrounded by cold, arrogant, entitled, elitist snoobs


In case you didn't know; we're in the midst of the biggest financial crisis since the late 20's/early 30's in the West.

Im sure the 'financial crisis in the west' equals to the everyday situation in any 2nd or 3rd world country...yeah you have it really bad in western Europe and USA

Its as I thought though, you consider me and my peers cold, arrogant, entitled, messed up, snobbish and elitist because we live where we live and are who we are. You think I have no insight in the living conditions and woes of people across the globe?

What? I never called you or your peers any of those things. You're just jumping the gun here and putting words in my mouth.

I have worked with refugees from all over the world, most being escapees from war, some being persecuted for having the wrong religious belief or political standpoint, all of them scared and traumatized as well as depressed. A couple of them killed themselves (one woman, which I helped move to the nearest city, setting up a new life for herself and her teenage children jumped out of a window on the fifth floor the first day in the city leaving us two more orphans to care for) and many of them moved me to tears many a time with their tales and courage.

That's great what you did, but i didn't accuse you of anything, so i don't know why you feel you need to explain and justify yourself...

I work with high security psychiatric patients with a cross between drug addiction and substance abuse and psychosis that come from the most grim fates I know of around here and I work with troubled youth in elementary school, trying to give them some confidence and understanding, I come from a family with no education, no money and it has been tormented by a slew of personal tragedies, me and my sister basically raised ourselves for lack of proper parents. I was also beaten by my classmates for many years because of my family's standing in the community and the principal of my high school sabotaged my entire education out of spite and malice.

Since we're sharing tragic stories, my grandpa lost his right hand from NATO bomb in 1999 in front of me, when i was 7 years old.

I also work in the nightlife, I am surrounded by people from all over, Phillipines, Latvia, Poland, Chile, Venezuela, Spain, Germany and other countries and I live with a Serbian man and his girlfriend, I am myself of Gypsy heritage and my bloodline has long suffered in many of those optimistic and selfless cultures I suspect you're referring to (the same cultures have also parttaken in genocide, plundering and terrorism and are certainly no more benign than the West).

What cultures and countries did you think i was referring to?

I think what I'm trying to say is; you don't know a thing about me

Well i never said anything about you to begin with

or (evidently) the West and probably imagine everyone as millionare assholes with luxury cars, playboy bunny girlfriends, university degress sticking out their ass, beef for dinner daily and the prime jobs of their dreams. You generalize like a true champion.

No, but i do imagine most of you having absolutely no idea what an actual state crisis is... When it comes to generalization, westerners are the true champions, especially when it comes to Middle Eastern or Balkan peoples

Get off you fucking horse, man. To put it bluntly.

Now, this was just uncalled for





Canada. They are pretty cool




       

Spain. Catalonia to be exact. Barcelona to be even more exact.

I love the climate, which is warm yet not too warm. They have PALM TREES!! Yeah, I'm a fool for those. And they have no bloody snow in winter! It's a big city and I'm a city boy. The city is wonderful, absolutely breathtaking. It has the best football team in the world, the best basketball team in Europe, one of the best handball teams in Europe and hosts a F1 GP. The city is at the seaside, it has sunny beaches. They call themselves los Polacos, so I guess I'd fit ;) I've even started learning Catalan recently.
Ehh, if only I could land a job there... Pity lawyers usually have a hard time moving to different countries ;)



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DanneSandin said:
IIIIITHE1IIIII said:
DanneSandin said:
I'd say Norway! It's quite similar to Sweden anyways. I'd understand the people well enough (and besides, they sound HILARIOUS when speaking; they sound so cuuuute! And it really turns me on hearing Norwegian girls talk, so I'd go around and be turned on all the time).

And it's quite fun to see how people choose Scandinavia, when it's infact 3 different countries - and NOT including Denmark or Iceland.... It's like you wanna live in Europe....


Actually, Scandinavia = Sweden, Denmark, Norway

Just a heads up ;)

 

OT: I'd be fine with any of Norway, Denmark, Finland, UK, Canada, etc. Should be easy to communicate in all those countries, in addition to rather similar cultures to my current sutiation.

Actually no; Sweden Norway and Finland :p Denmark don't have any mountains and Scandinavia is named after the mountain range that goes through Sweden, Norway and Finland ^^ Just a heads up ;)

I've always been told that Scandinavian countries are Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark and even Iceland.



Wii U is a GCN 2 - I called it months before the release!

My Vita to-buy list: The Walking Dead, Persona 4 Golden, Need for Speed: Most Wanted, TearAway, Ys: Memories of Celceta, Muramasa: The Demon Blade, History: Legends of War, FIFA 13, Final Fantasy HD X, X-2, Worms Revolution Extreme, The Amazing Spiderman, Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate - too many no-gaemz :/

My consoles: PS2 Slim, PS3 Slim 320 GB, PSV 32 GB, Wii, DSi.

Scisca said:
DanneSandin said:
IIIIITHE1IIIII said:

Actually, Scandinavia = Sweden, Denmark, Norway

Just a heads up ;)

Actually no; Sweden Norway and Finland :p Denmark don't have any mountains and Scandinavia is named after the mountain range that goes through Sweden, Norway and Finland ^^ Just a heads up ;)

I've always been told that Scandinavian countries are Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark and even Iceland.


Well, those are the Nordic countries. Whoever told you that, is wrong.